Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1887-01-06
Personal Points.

iflends IN THIS city, departed Tor
Madison, on Wednesday, TO attend
the State University.
The Misses Edith Bennett and
Jennie Roberts, two of Dodgevile's
Young ladies, came in ON New Years
day to attend the p. Nj. Tea Meeting
and remained over the Sabbath.
-Thos. Sims, who is now busi-
ness man of Newell, Iowa, showed
/ up here this week, the first time for
three , ears. He looks his best.
-Messrs. Charles Grindell and
Orley David accompanied by two
/ young ladies, came over from Platte
vile last week and spent Sunday in
this city, the guests of Miss Nina
Chamley.
Young Early who, for a consid
erable time, has been steering the
lines over Bob James faithful dray
team, has thrown up the job, and a
person named VIM. Spaith, of Lam
caster, succeeds him.
Miss Matte Hutchison left on
this mornings train for Evanston,
H., where she is attending North.
western University.
Abe Potter was over to Platte
Vile last Sunday, and is now visit
ing sister at Baraboo
Miss Maggie Olmstead, of
PlatteyilIe, visited in our city a few
days the past week.
We feel proud tc announce
that Miss Hattie Clou; formerly
of this city, figured ~ yg the few
who attended the Val Depart
ment of the Pau State Nor
NAL School, at th, ut examin-
alton. Should Mi tie take the
full course she will oubtedly be
a teacher of rare me
MIR. n. ii. Snow, agent at Min
eral Point, for the G. NJ. d st. +.
Ry. made Dodgevile short visit
this week Mr.. Shows life is SO full
of business dntles that he has no
time for anything else DodgecjHe
| St1n.
Mr.. Studenbick, siness man
of Platteville who re- tIy visited
his former home in srmany, is
now doing compu.s military
duty in Emperor VIII rs army
Darlingt'Ia Rep.
Sid Bliss, the Jumbo butcher
of Mineral Point, spent Christmas
in this city, Sid was formerly a
resident of Fayette and has hosts
of friends in and around this city
harrington Rep.
THE installation services, supper,
and promenade concert by the Geo.
II. Legate Post, G. A. r., last Fri
day evening proved, as was predict
ed, the event Of the holiday season.
The beautiful hall of the Odd Eel
lows, in which took place the in
stallation, etc, was filled to its ut
most capacity 1t was an immense
crowd. The music was varied and
pleasing. The Methodist male quar-
tette was present, and Mrs. 5. T.
Osborne rendered solo that pro-
yoked much applause, while the
drum corps did credit to themselves.
Camp fire songs were interspersed
by the veterans Rev. A. NJ. Pill
cher addressed the throng on war
and the advantages of war which
was listened to intently throughout.
Supper over, those so inclined par
took OF the promenade at the Opera
Hall, and they were many, while
the remainder sought their homes,
full of praise for the old soldiers
and their hospitality. Following
are the officers installed by comrade
Rich'd Carter, of Dodgeville:
Commander Cal. spensey.
Sen. Vice Commander Ed Dcvlin.
Junior Vice Commander Nelson BOvee
Adiutant-J. II. Tyack
Surgeon j. II. Vivian.
Chaplain "A, NJ. Pitcher.
Quartermaster- Geo Jeuck.
Officer Of the Days. L. shepard.
Officer OF Guard stephen wilkins.
Serg. Maior-E. 6. Reynolds.
Quar-. Sergt.-Jonathan Evans.
Delegates 10 Dept. Encampment Command
er Spensley and Geo. Jeuck.
Alternate I'd. Deyin.
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